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Low-Speed Vehicles

By Massachusetts Trial Court Law Libraries

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Since last July, Massachusetts has had a law (MGL c.90, s.1F-1I, added by St.2008, c.523) which allows operation of low-speed vehicles (those that do not travel more than 25 mph) on certain roads, and also requires registration of those vehicles. Yet, according to Sunday's Boston Globe, only 10 such vehicles have been registered in the state so far. More information on Low-Speed Vehicles is available from the Registry of Motor Vehicles.

Full post as published by Massachusetts Law Updates on February 03, 2010 (boomark / email).

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